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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

CLEVELAND. Jaus 6. In the General
sgnod Of the Reformed Church 81 Akron
sbis morning &c oEeFtaFe from the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of The
Uaasd States. sskine for closer unioa
u all evangelical eharehss. VS. ssnt "a
a. c7m uittss On obarsh upion. Goa.
sl8=rasinn Of III. revised eynstitaiion
e9esu,ns d 4 greater part Of The esy.
va. HeexsmiRe tae PFtnee's Threat.
LoxBoS. Jane s.-Dt. AseksDzs e
started f8f Berlin today 70 re examine
the CroHn PT.nc&'s throat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

WAsHINGTsS. JGcs 8 tn Fedems
ti0n ef trade 9asitrs - data gsngants u
atsaaf slT.0o9yGao. Ez6 fas TrssszrT
ofl.sisis think taat tsfs fs3 ns3gs ara
0ass:sE 4arE
NyNks.n a.. A - IN ssF aaa4Ers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

PrTTsBURG, June Ben Jones, the
chairman Of the Republican National
Executive Committee. left for New
York last night. He said that while be
did pot 20 there expressly to see Mr..
Blaine, be would bs present 20 bid him
good bye. he stated farther that nei-
ther he Ror any sihsr person could cay
whether or Eot Mr.. Blaine would come
oui IS a Presidential candidate. He
thought that Blaine was not seeking
the nomination.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

LOUISVILLE, J1ae 6.-The physician
Of General James Speed states today
that bis patient 10 much improved. On
Saturday General speed thonght be was
going 20 die and made a beqasst after
80 stating.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07
suIt Against BoJeofteFs.

SAN FRANcsoo, June 6 Suit has
been eommsnned by George D. Mowry
against the members Of the boysottiBR
association Of this city for $25.C %.
The pIaintif AYERS that the defendants,
by having published and distributed
pamphlets stating that be sold Chinese
pork and asking the public to boycott
him, have seriously Injured his bust
ness. He further AYERS that the charges
contained in tbe pamphlets were false
and libelons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07
truth Admitted

BKALIS, May 6.-Germasta admits
the truth Of tae report that Duke Paul
Of MeoklenburG, Sohwerein, has re-
turned t. the Roman Catholic Church.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
Owed to Spring.

Now April with sweet showers Of fresheninS rain
Has reused last summers vigorous breath enc.
more.
sTis in the air. the house. the street. the Jane
Puts through the walls and oozes through the
floor.
The raucus throated frog ayont the sty
Sends forth rs efst. his amorous vernal croak;
Each hungry mooly casts her swivel eve
For pots and pals in which her nose 10 poke.
With gurgling slee the gutter gushes by,
Fraught all with filth unknown and nAmeless
dirt
A dead green goose DER ripe rat spy;
Head OF cat. tail Of flannel shirt.
The au-rulouS cry of every gabbling goose
From thousand scented mudholrs echoes DER:
The dogs and yawlng cats have gotten loose
And mock the hijeoIis howls of he'll once more
Is wh,re John Murphy's wife outpourS her slop:
Right there YOU II find there's almost stencil enow
Tc cause the world its nostrils 10 estop.
And yonder dauntl-ss goat that bank sdown.
That wr-athes his Old fantastic horns SO high,
Gnaws sadly on the hustle of Miss Brown.
Which she discarded in the months gone by.
So in Goose islsnd corneth April around;
Full eagerly We watch the months approach
The season of sweet sight and Pheasant sound,
The season or the bedbug and the roach.
Chicago News.
A Froiound truth.
| There is no race question connected with
LIQUOR, except the race TO get IT when il IS not
! to be had New Orleans Picayune.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
AT TIE DEPOI.
The BoS.on~>c Versus Tn. Omshaugs.
A Dialogue.

Omaha Girl-I suppose Boston has changed
greatly since | was there
Boston Girl-Oh. Boston never changes it
broaden, somewhat, evoutc~ possibly, but
practically it Is as chan2eie,s a. the laws II
the National Baseball ASSOCIATION
Il thoHght perhaps theusophy was having
an effect"
''Theusophy, dear, is nothing new in BoS-
ton, though confess the theories were until
recently uMformulated EVrrvhNH nov
reads The Occult World ami ~nrnr OF the ladies
are such enthusiasts that they take a copy Of
the book with them ~ the baseball game and
pound It against a ynlum" of Emerson when
a PLAYER makes good point
Emerson Is still popular, them,
Indeed YES. No other thinker has vet
been able to project Il theoretical sphere
which Emerson's philosophy could not hit
and knock clear out of ,hr field
Il did not know Emerson was a theOSnph-
isi
He did not call himself one, hut Professor
Mike Kelly does not call himself an artist,
yet we all know he is
Il thought at one time that the Swcden-
borgian doctrines would take fast root in
Boston. but -
"Nou were mistaken. SwedcnhprS merely
toyed with great truths with soft gloves
BoStonianS prefer straight from the Shout
der bare knUckled realism in their EraSpings
after the infinite Dreams are hut dreams
after all and they should no more he con
founded with aScertained facts than night
mares with actual contests, Marquis Of
Queersbury rules. trust make myself un-
dcTstoOd" "
Pardon my lack Of comprehension, but You
know We have not the advantages here in
Omaha which Bustonians enIuv."
Il presume not, but y"u will revel in all
these intellectual delights in the course of
time Professor Sulhvan'S arm Is getting
well. and NE is u great Traveller
"Are his lectures illustrated"
. "Niviliv, The only difficulty is to find
subjects. By some mysterious Crirrlal i've.
action of the human mind. ih' rIrI" meUtIun
Of the fact that he is from Boston reacts upon
the organs uf apprehension IN N'Ici, way ~ to
render it extremely difficult Ia find >ubje
willing to stand up befnr" him"
1t l. very strange
You wouldn't think :" If Won could see his
biceIs. wish you could be ia Hu>tnn during
tue height Of the season."
When does the season open now
Just a. s,snn aS the ground l. dry. Well,
here comes the tram. ,'"'sl by, dear. -
Omaha Norld
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

A conceited politician, who had high
opinion of his powers as an orator. and who
by his self assertion often forced himself into
prominence before the public, was advertised
to make an address at the memorial services
of man somewhat noted in his district AS n
politician and leader of 'the boys" In a
voice as harsh and metallic as two pieces Of
iron clashing together, he opened his address
with these words:
1T is with feelings Of the deepest sadness
that arise 10 speak Of this man, whose joyous
soul was released from his rack tortured body
at 2:S1 p. m, TO wing its fight far, far beyond
the trials an struggles N cares n tempta-
tons N sickness N disease n tiibulations N
Affections of time, To roam along the-the
ether strswn vstas Of the unseen land, in the
mvstic shadows of the beautiful beyond"
"Tis, that's a fact, yis, give 1t To him"
muttered u half drunken listener among the
mourners. Youths Companion.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
The New Time Table In Canada.

A woman of decidedly national character
istics gc' off the train last evening, and after
wandering about the city Il short time ac-
coStei a gentleman with, "Will ye be afther
telling me the time av day IL is nj the present
time, mister" Eighteen O'clock responded
the man. The old lady raised her eyebrows,
puckerel her cheeks, cvlindricated her mouth
and taught him, saying: Mister. am de
cent respectable woman, an the mither of
children, barring the four that's dead and
buried, an came honest by 'eIn, for there is
q father to livery wan av thin, an when l AK
YOU in nv own iligant Irish tongue, of which
am complate master, faith an want da-
cent an civilized answer 10 that same. Now,
thin. will you lie afthcr tellin' me the time av
dayr' six O'Clock" murnured the aston
ishel citizen, and he turned his face from her
awful presence. gathered himself together
and departed Winning Manitohan.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
RHYME or rAe GERMAN BARBER.
II vos Duesday last saw a girl

II vos Duesday last ] saw girl
In sober piack 50 neat,
She kept her eyes der bavemeuts down
Nit a gazr Nich vas shy und sweet,
Cni she di'iu-i lift Won inch uf her skiro
Ven Sin, crossed der muddy street.
But a friend >aNSt she vas a ballet snl
Nich danceS her clothes mItoud.
Veil. drl longer yut We III der more
Ne lind, py gracious, oGl
sat me AZ dinner peslde
A chstty chap 50 free.
U'ud der warns he spun NIT der vine srount
Nouii sdsItle a pra-s monkey.
II wouldn't da 10 print dem oud
Inan.ok which ConIstnck could SFe.
lie gave me his card uud sut Nou dink'
4 hrtacher h vas mitout douht-
NeIl, der longer vot ve llf der more
We ind. ~ gracious, oud.
saw a Crpwt uf luafer chaps
MAXI tun init dude Won day.
''Dh vIlsrr did YOU get dem toothpick shoesr'
"R,-,S your mudder know you're away
neN llbci dot Lickly. pale faced swell,
Till each Vun had his say
Ind den dot dude bet fly his fists,
Cnd put der whole gang TO r"ut-
n,.r longer vol We lif der more r,
We md, ny gracious, oud. &
fell in Inf init n sweet young piece,
Nit SHAPE like marble fawn;
But she married a sergeant of bolice,
Cnd left ME all forlorn.
Dot sergeant veeI,s un my shoulder nov,
Und wishes he neffsr vos yHrp.
DER Ssl vas composed uf pins and pads,
Nit even htr hpn.-s IN doubt.
Der longer ~; Ne lif der more
We find, py gracious, oud.
New York Sun
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
AMERICAN NOSlUM MEN.
1Aeir Crests and Coats ut Arms Elabor-
aseIN Illustrated.

The rapid incres~- Of the suddenly rich
and their pleasing sucveSS IN securing titles
from European nonarchs or tracing their
descent from noble families has moved the
es>aVi~i e The San Frsuci~i'u Chronicle to
gel up a sort NJ American edition ot Burke s
Peerage IL i plain FROM tins able prodnc-
tion that nobility H. literally rampant IN
California, and We present illustrations of the
most noted coats of arms in The Chronicles :
new peeraGe:
The family Of Uncle Harris" boasts a
descent from the Monte de Pieta in lom-
hardy and takes an Interestingly high IN
tereSt-n the goods Of the popr. Armnrisl
hearingS-Three golden balls. scales and bar
with cent per cent. inscribed. Mott"-'I
pledge" FroiSsart relates that one OF this
family was playiuE chess with King
John when that monarch generously offered
him a bishop. Ang the bishop, sire, said
Uncle Harris, give me pawn and I'll soon
have the bl"omm' king in check And,
remarks Fr'SNar' quantity, Il verilye trow
he woide, hadde notte We kynSe chopmt of
hvs dam heidi
The DognniN. rs every one knows, came
originally from kennelworth, but they emil
grated 10 Italy some time IN one "f the cen
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
The Early Bird Catches the Worm.

A party who was making arrangements to
establish a bank in a new town in Dakota
Was asked what tin,e in the morning the
place would be open for business. "Why, at
. O'Clock, the usual banking hour" he re-
piled. Stranger, it won't do! The passen-
ger train pulls out Of here as s O'Clock, and
none Of our folks will give you or any other
man an hours start of EN-. II You can't
open at 7:45 it will be no use TO go into busi'
hess Wall Street News.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

always been the policy of the invaders to con
slider the primitive owners of every country
as 50 many barbarians
Arms-Two BARRIERS poles, croissant from
dexter and sinister. from them a razor freshly
honed. pendant over private cup, proper.
Motto-"Next!7
1t had been intended to give the full ar
mortal bearings OF these families, but nearly
every generation has been so drawn and
ouartered that it has been found impossible
TO collect the fragments without borrowing
too largely from The Newgate Calendar.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

One night the eastern lady WAS watching
the San franciscan mother put her little
4-year old TO bed, with the usual formula.
All said the eastern lady, ''of course you
haven't got - far in these matters as We
have" What do YOU meant" MY chiid-
ren have all been taught TO say their prayers
in French" The California mother blushed
She had TO confess with shame that her child
could only speak TO God in English. But the
little 4-year old WAS listening She got up in
ted and put her little hands together. Mon
Dieu Bon jour Comment vous portez-
yousf Amen."-San Francisco Chronicle.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Eagle Eyed Stranger-Thats a curious
looking watch you have.
ouaha Youth-'on a train from New York.
That isn't a watch, though ii is made to re
present one. II is photograph camera
..Ehi What Use is it,"
Why. at a fashionable party in New York
last week ! took the pictures of nalf the ladies
present and none of them knew it
Young man. yOn are my prisoner
-Wha-wfa-who are YOU
Il am Anthony Constock. Omaha
" a,lI
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Jay Gould SAYS his money has enslavet
him We've got an emancipation prociama-
ton he can have for = cunsideration.-Wa ash
ington Critic.
Dumlev registering in hotep-I suppose |
can put up here Tor day.
Clerk-Oh. YES, sir. Any baggage, Mr.
er-Dumleyi
Dumlty-No.
CIerk-Then You may put Up 81 for & day.
New York Sun.
A Boston s-yssr-old was drawing pictures
at school the other day, and drew pig
After the work of art was completed to bis
satisfaction the voungSter wrote beneath it.:
aThis is a domestic animal. he is called pig
because he Is 30 selfish. New York Sun.
Old Mr.. Bentlv readingt i see it costs 500
TO fire off one Of these new faIn led siege guns
Old Mrs Bently iplacidlyl-Well, l s'ppSe
they kill enough people 20 make W for the
expense-New York Sun.
A writer of vigorous American prose de
srribes a school girl out in the cold world AS
a minnow amid school of saw too;hed
pickerel"
a drop of ink NAV make million think.
saws Byron Yes, and irs apt In make one
woman think enough for the other H.'.!st'
when that same drop ornaments her carpet
Boston Budget.
The Arkansaw Trave,er saws that when
nature would amuse her>"it She makee a fool
According to thuNe Vt" have been th'fe,
nature evidently i. beEt on perpetual hiiaTity
| in Arkansas-Boelon Budget.
Like 1t Vhas in sherman.
III find a man who vhas honest und oop
| right doan go back on him because he eats
| NIT his knife.
| Some men vhill lay for YOU for II dozen
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
The Wild West show >easick


4 mourning husband came to see the bust
of his dear decreased wife.
Pray study it well, said the culptor. 1T
i, ONLY in clay. and can alter it
The widower looked at il with the most
tender interest 1T i, her very self - he ex
claimed: her large nose-the sign OF gooi-
,ess," Then. bursting int" tears, he eS-
.laimei: ",;he was 50 good. Make the nose
little larger.'-Youth's Companion.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
Come. Gentle Spring.

A Washington poet writes:
.0n every tr,-a a warhlIng Gabriel sits
And sounds lis trumpet in the sunborn hours,
Down through the portals Of their winter tomb,
Th. notes Of resurrection to the flowers"
4 more accurate poet, however, was the
bard who wrote:
The first bird Of spring
Attempted TO sing:
But ere he had sounded note,
He fell from the limb:
dead bird was him
The music had friz in his throat"
Courier Journal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

A few wears ago there was an oll lake cap
tain who was an inveterste reader of the So
rial papers He would become interested in a
story, and the day when each fresh install
ment reached him was one Of joy. At one
time he WAS wrapped ny i'll IA lurid tale en-
titled The Doge OF Venice" The last Sec
ton of the story came, he finished it, and in
the excitement Of the climax threw the paper
down and exclaimed: Well, that dog is the
dash dashdest do. ever read about. Dashed
if he didn't talk and act just like a man
Buffalo Express.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

town: hut having failed to make the
doodle "t the golden fleece, AMI having
been numerically feeced of his gold
by a rascally compatriot, who is now an eK-
pert in jute at state institution, he came 10
San Francisc,t and embarked III the business
of preserving macerated meat in porcine in
testineS.
CreSt-A proper boull dogue. milling with
recognition ut a string of sausages
Motto-"Csvc Canem."
History i silent a. 10 the occasion on which
the Givum itz-Jimjans first assumed their
armurial hearings but il Is evident from the
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Bishop Warren, of the Methodist Episcopal
church. does not believe in gentle preaching
Ia rich sinners. He says there are some pas
tors who go ct ii in this style: Brethren.
YOU must repent, as II Were; and lie con
verted. ia measure; or You will he damned,
10 some extent w ashinSton Critic.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Now de picnic am at hand,
And de little German band
Wakes de echoes as de hoodlum shakes his
leg leg, leg.
And de life-dtstroyin' sandwich
Makes de poor dyspectic's hand twitch,
And be eats il wild de non digestive egg egg,
e~1 -Arksnsaw Traveller.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Omaha Dame-Have You any good -isiss
Employment Agent-Hundreds OF them.
Il want one who won't spoil everything she
tries TO cook"
~ ha~-
And will clean things up at least once a
wreck
En-"
And will stay in one night a week so can
60 out"
MY stars, madam. If YOU want an angel
YOU better apply 10 a medium Omaha
World
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

'In my community" saii a man from Mis-
pouri, there are two saloons To every school II
wall" replied an old fellow from the
border OF the Indian Territory. II must say
that yore schools are well heeled, an | reckon
the scholars can g1t about all they want ter
drink would like ter 90 ter school that
had even one saloon. - Nrkan>aw Traveller.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Doctor-You have had a bad case OF dys-
pepsia Have you ever worked IN railway
eating house!
Patient-No, sir; am jantor in cooking
school-Detroit Free Press.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Now boils the sap, and far Vermont
Reioic,.s at the c-aseless font
In naples trunks,
But groc-rs tap molasses kegs,
And in dark cellars boil the dregs
With last years hunks.
New Haven News
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

What well hammered girl that Miss
I.ukre is Its wonder she can endure suvh
a vulgar ami noisy maid.
What maid is that"
"Why. the big freckled creature with the
red hair and the crnaky voice"
Bless your heart, old man, that's Miss l.
herself The other is the maid TOW IL
Topics.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

wish c, aid find some hole in the ground
That man never saw and beast never found,
Where no living creature eer breathed Of the air,
would rts: NV old bones just twenty wears there;
And when awoke from this sleep Of the soul
would not GO away without taking the hole.
j Murray Case in Judge.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

In the matter Of
lineage the l Bar
bieri have much to
be proud of. Cain,
when . naughty
boy, was strapped
by bis mamma Lot
bad a Close sha re OF
il al the time Of the
Sodom disturb
ance: ard it has
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

BrOwn-What did Vuu th.Hk uI the plavt
Fugg-Fairly good thin- but what | OBJ
ject TO is the intense realism II the third act
a church scene, You know. 1t was so natural
that actually went to sleep Judge.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

A farmer once called his COW Zephyr"
Sh, seemed such an amiable hephyr.
When ths farmer drew near,
She kicked of his ear,
And now the old farmers much dephyr.
Dry Goods Chronicle
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

| Landlady curtiyl-My board Is so a
| week, sir
! Unabashed applicnnt-Thats not too high,
! madame Now, If You would let me have u
sample meal. | could let You know my de-
cisiou in less than an hour Boston Beacon.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
Paid in Hi. Own Coin.

Gentleman desiring TO rent aroom,-How
much do You ask for this dog kennel'
Landlord-Five dollars, if you don't bite
Fliegende- Blatter.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

"There is church at Bergen, Norway,
constituted of paper" This is not so remark
able, considering that in this country many
valuable gold and silver mines can he found
only oI. Norristown Herald.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

They had signal service weather prophets
in Bible days In scripture II Is written The
ass sufferest the east wind" 1t Is presumed
he based his forecasts on that. New Orleans
Picayunr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Fogg-What did you pay for that horse
Dumiey-Two hundred dollars.
Fogg-Two hundred dollars You must
have bought him at a church fair.-Detroit
Er.a Pr.ss
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16
Cancer Of the Tongue.

NJ WIFE some three or four years ago. was tro1
,lcI with an ulcer on the sIle OF her tongue neal
he throat. The pam was inccSsant, causing lo,'
u .ieep and pIOiuCIng great nervous prostrdtion
Accom- nanylIy TN, trouble was rheumatism. II
lad passed from tho shoulders ard centerTd IN tht
wrist Of one hand she aluu, losing the use ot IL
Between the suffering of the two, lne Ead pfOWn
nrIepsome By the use OF hat dozen email
ized bottles OF SwIi''s Specific, she was enireI,
eIIayed and restored to health. This was thie,
ears ago and there has been no return OF the uis-
ase IL L. NippLhon"oAN
sparta, Ga, June 5, lsS6.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed irec-
THg SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer ,, Alanta' oa'
81 ". 2Jd ST.. y. !.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Bill collector So. here. ! nave written
you dozen letters about that till You owe
my firm amt Sou haven't even recognized
them
Country Editor-Were they written ON
both sides of the Sheet
''Of course"
"An such communications GO into the
waste haskell without reading q omaha
World
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

turies and took up
their residence in
the Grotto del
Cane. Sig. Romeo,
who represents the
family in San Fran
cisco, came here in
the days Of the Ar
SonautS and found
ed the burg of Dog
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

Silk beaver hats of the seme tone as the
COSTUME are worn ny young persons.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-16

"Did you tell your mother was going TO
have a new bonnet at Easter" inquired .
lady of neighbor's child who was visiting
her own children.
Yes, ma am answered the little girl.
And what did she sayr'
..nL. sIs sid the fools are not ais -s---.A -
answered the child innocenuy detroit Free
Press